Let’s get some things cleared up, colouring your hair at home is not for everyone. That is because some colours are too strong and should remain in the hands of a professionals...

Greys are annoying. It can feel like you’re constantly trying to cover them up. If this is your monthly struggle, here’s a sneaky hairdresser trick to hide visible greys fast.

Home hair colour is advancing in leaps and bounds, but there are still many colours that you should never try to attempt at home. We list them here...

How long you leave the colour in depends on your natural hair colour, what dye you have chosen to use and what result you are hoping to achieve. However, the general rule for our MIIROKO hair colour is 20mins.

Colouring your hair at home can be a simple and cost effective way to get your hair looking how you want it without all the fuss of going into a salon. Here are our steps on how to colour your hair yourself at home.

We hear you – sometimes it feels like only a week after your last hair colour and you can already see those greys coming through. Tempting as it is to, we typically recommend no sooner than 4 weeks between colours. 

Is it possible to colour your hair without getting all over your skin, clothes and bathroom? … The answer is – YES! So many people ask us about this and there is definitely a way around it. Here's a list for everything you need.

Don’t get us wrong, doing the back section can be tricky. But it is not impossible and can actually be quite easy if you have the right technique + sectioning pattern. We’ll take you through step-by-step how to do the back section!

With so many different options when it comes to hair colour, it’s hard to know which is the best one for you. Here we break down what are the technical and practical differences between the different types, so you can know which one is the best for you.